Release Status
This page summarizes the public alpha package policy. Package availability, runtime assets, and production-readiness are separate concerns.
Alpha Package Surface
The release package surface is defined by
release/surface.yaml,
with RELEASE.md
as the human-readable release summary. The public alpha surface contains four
packages:
| Package | Access | Release train | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
@t3x-dev/local | Public alpha | Paused | Existing local installer; runtime artifacts remain explicit. |
@t3x-dev/yops | Public alpha | Active | Deterministic YAML operation engine. |
@t3x-dev/transition | Public alpha | Active | Transition contracts, replay, identity, and integrity verification. |
@t3x-dev/yschema | Public alpha | Active | Schema validation for structured state. |
Paused means excluded from default automated release preparation, not private or unpublished. Public alpha is not a stable API or production-support promise.
For exact versions, consult the package registry and release records rather than
a shared documentation version banner. GitHub product releases
(t3x-v*) and runtime release assets are separate records; runtime GitHub
releases are expected for @t3x-dev/local, while @t3x-dev/yops is consumed
from npm.
This page records repository policy, not a live availability probe. If an install fails, check the registry, requested version, network, and (for Local) matching runtime assets. Do not assume restricted npm access is required. Source development remains an alternative for evaluation.
Preview surfaces
Core, API, storage, CLI, MCP, and runner workflows are documented as internal or preview surfaces. They are useful for source development, self-hosted evaluation, and integration work, but they are not part of the current public alpha package surface. Public package access also does not establish hosted Cloud launch readiness.
Current commands
Source development:
git clone https://github.com/t3x-dev/t3x-core.git
cd t3x-core
pnpm install
pnpm dev:api
pnpm dev:webui
Public package commands (Local additionally depends on its runtime assets):
npx -p @t3x-dev/local t3x-local start
npm install @t3x-dev/yops
npm install @t3x-dev/transition @t3x-dev/yschema